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F. T. Ryan, the Captain of Cricket, is to be congratulated on making 52 not out against Moulton, and so winning the first bat awarded by the Headmaster since 1935. | F. T. Ryan, the Captain of Cricket, is to be congratulated on making 52 not out against Moulton, and so winning the first bat awarded by the Headmaster since 1935. | ||
[A] misfortune befell the [school football] team when Ryan was injured against Sleaford, and did not return to the team until the last match of the season. | |||
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Revision as of 18:59, 10 March 2023
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| Education | Boston Grammar School (1932-1939) |
Frank T Ryan was educated at Boston Grammar School (1932-1939).
Sporting Achievements
Frank is often mentioned in issues of The Bostonian from the 1930s and 1940s. Here are some references to him.
The Bostonian 1938
F. T. Ryan, the Captain of Cricket, is to be congratulated on making 52 not out against Moulton, and so winning the first bat awarded by the Headmaster since 1935.
[A] misfortune befell the [school football] team when Ryan was injured against Sleaford, and did not return to the team until the last match of the season.